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nebraska and north and south dakota can brake about having the lowest unemployment rates in the nation. diane east brook is in omaha tonight. >> if you're in the market for a job, come to omaha. even in the debts of the great e rest, unemployment never rose above 5% here. it's just north of 4% now. what helps omaha is the diversity of employers. it's home to companies like mutual of omaha. mutual specific and several hospitals. agriculture reigns here. it makes conveyors and elevators for grain billions. president and ceo tom schroeder says the hottest demand for his system is coming from overseas. >> the higher nrkz allow for -- incomes allow for a better diet. in some places like the soviet countries, the infrastructure needs are really big. the facilities got run down over decades of know get so there's a lot of build infrastructure there. >> ernie goss thinks the only thing that could derail the economy here is the trade imbargain. >> back in 2003 back december, that really halted beef sales to japan and japan was the number one trading country and the rest all of a sudden it wasn'

rainy at times on i-35 from des moines to minneapolis and from south dakota to minnesota. >>> possible delays in dallas, new orleans and minneapolis. that's if you're flying. >>> back to the news this morning, vice president joe biden has now apologized to president obama for coming out in favor of before the president did. >> in an interview on sunday, biden said he was absolutely comfortable with gay couples getting married. well, those comments forced the president to speed up his own public endorsement. we're told the president accepted the vice president's apology shortly before he sat down for his exclusive interview with "good morning america robin roberts yesterday. >> joe being joe. well, the president's historic embrace of same-sex marriage has unleashed a new influx of campaign cash most notably at last night's star-studded hollywood fund-raiser. this morning mr. obama's coffers are fatter by -- get this -- $15 million, a record for a single fund-raiser. george clooney hosted d the dig president joked all that money came pouring in not because they like him but because they

senator tim johnson of south dakota chairs the hearing. it is about two hours. >> i will call this hearing to order. today we will review the progress being made to reduce systemic risk and improve oversight of the derivatives market, but before we get to the main subject of this hearing, i want to make a few comments about the recent news made by j.p. morgan chase. the company's massive trading loss is a stark reminder of the financial crisis of 2008 from that the necessity of wall street reform since the firm's may 10 conference call and members staff have jointly held briefings with regulators and briefing with the company itself. following this i announced last week i intend to call j.p. morgan's ceo jamie dimon to testify before the committee. in calling for mr. dimon to testify, i expect him to inform the committee of the details surrounding what has been reported to be a very complex trade. with today's hearing our june 6th bank supervision hearing with other key regulators and the treasury and the hearing with mr. dimon, the commit

nebraska and north and south dakota can brake about having the lowest unemployment rates in the nation. diane east brook is in omaha tonight. >> if you're in the market for a job, come to omaha. even in the debts of the great e rest, unemployment never rose above 5% here. it's just north of 4% now. what helps omaha is the diversity of employers. it's home to companies lik mutual of omaha. mutual specific and several hospitals. agriculture reigns here. it makes conveyors and elevators for grain billions. president and ceo tom schroeder says the hottest demand for his system is coming from overseas. >> the higher nrkz allow for -- incomes allow for a better diet. in some places like the soviet countries, the infrastructure needs are really big. the facilities got run down over decades of know get so there's a lot of build infrastructure there. >> ernie goss thinks the only thing that could derail the economy here is the trade imbargain. >> back in 2003 back december, that really halted beef sales to japan and japan was the number one trading country and the rest all of a sudden it wasn't

i've seen vets from montana and south dakota and indiana. and among those who are here today, not riding but on the side of the road, staff sergeant tim chambers. he's a retired marine who will raise his hand and salute every single person who rides by and here's why. >> well, a salute is a gesture of respect. and i've done it, like i said, at a lot of funerals and it's way too late for me to show those old souls my appreciation, considering they didn't get it when they came home. and it's a form of respect. i respect those veterans. i respect those family members. and i respect those concerned citizens. >> so it's clearly other very enthusiastic but oftentimes emotional display here at rolling thunder. and the organizers say that they are going to keep riding from the pentagon to the vietnam memorial wall until every single prisoner of war and everyone who is missing in action is brought home. eric. >> peter, so important and crucial. when you see someone in uniform this weekend, just say thank you for your service. peter doocy, live in was

also sioux falls just to the north of you there in south dakota. showers and storms. i'd have that umbrella handy from st. cloud to minneapolis during the day today. here's how the forecast looks. northern plains, chance of some showers and thunderstorms. including minneapolis. and then in the eastern seaboard if you are in virginia up to d.c., definitely a period of rain this afternoon and thunderstorms. and that could even be near philadelphia and new york city during the day. and i mentioned the heat. look at this, lynn. 99 is the forecast high in dallas tomorrow. and 90 in chicago. so it looks like our heat, well, remember how hot last summer was? >> yes. >> looks like -- >> but it was july around that time. it's end of may. what is happening? bill, thanks. >>> more fallout from facebook. and a new winner when it comes to creepy online auctions. this should take the cake. your first look at this morning's business headlines is straight ahead. >>> indy can't keep pace with miami, and the kings are crowned. they are heading to the stanley cup finals after a thrillin

nebraska and north and south dakota can brake about having the lowest unemployment rates in the nation. diane east brook is in omaha tonight. >> if you're in the market for a job, come to omaha. even in the debts of the great e rest, unemployment never rose above 5% here. it's just north of 4% now. what helps omaha is the diversity of employers. it's home to companies like mutual of omaha. mutual specific and several hospitals. agriculture reigns here. it makes conveyors and elevators for grain billions. president and ceo tom schroeder says the hottest demand for his system is coming from overseas. >> the higher nrkz allow for -- incomes allow for a better diet. in some places like the soviet countries, the infrastructure needs are really big. the facilities got run down over decades of know get so there's a lot of build infrastructure there. >> eie goss thiks the only thing that could derail the economy here is the trade imbargain. >> back in 2003 back december, that really halted beef sales to japan and japan was the number one trading country and the rest all of a sudden it wasn't n

this is no long alabama, vermont, kansas, utah, minnesota, wyoming, north and south dakota all have related press p presidential disaster declarations and there's more. every time we slow this down, every time we create an uncertainty in this particular bill and this particular offering, we slow down the process of a healthy real estate recovery in this country. if there's one thing that's enormously important to this country's economic and social and cultural background, it's the resurgence of a strong and healthy shousing market and peripherpri peripheral industry. thank you very much. >> i couldn't agree more, the real estate recovery is critically important to get our entire economy back on track. >> next is sarah murdock. she handles risk reduction policy and works for senator john kerrey. welcome and you may have proceed with your testimony. >> thank you for the opportunity to present the nature conservancy views. i am a senior policy adviser for the conservancy. it's an international nonprofit conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands

louis up to south dakota. everything south in the '80s. the air down there today. falling and the line jackson mississippi and the new orleans this is the path lookout warm is at this hour in that area. all set for big warm up tomorrow into the 80s thunderstorms sending out flows from time to time jurors are immersed in the big expanding don't of warm air the warm air washes back after these things pass. setting up the next couple of days you can really crank out moisture with that set up. big changes over the weekend. tonight low visibility in some areas here are the storms that pass to the south continues to plow it eastward to ohio and sections of west virginia town weren't thunderheads others into southern ohio more to the west equally impressive. to the west. 40,000 ft. into the atmosphere. coming through the next few days. when it is all said and done pretty good rainfall. if you have to pick an area this needed rainfall. tornado watches continue tornado and thunderstorm watchers out to the west. cool and damp and wrong with temperatures politician committed

. >>> and the south dakota company that makes the filler called pink slime says it's closing flee of its plants because of the controversy. one plant will remain open. a lot of supermarkets stopped selling ground beef after the publicity about the product, which is made by heating bits of beef, and treating them with small amounts of ammonia gas. the company, beef products, incorporated, calls the criticism of pink slime unfounded. >>> something is happening tonight on the west coast of the united states. take a look. in alaska, photographs in the past several days showing a mountain of debris descending on the beaches there. a lot of the items have japanese labels, the debris from a snearm more than a year ago. all tolled 1.5 million tons of trash are drifting this way about four miles per hour, and it's bigger than the state of california coming our way. clean-up workers are now getting hazmat training to deal with some of of the trash. volunteers are also joining up to join the marathon effort to save those beaches. >>> we have hopeful news on the jobs front today. in march u.s. c

dakota. the famed landmark, mount rushmore which is carved with images of four presidents is on land considered sacred by several native american tribes. in 1868 the u.s. gave the tribes the rights to the land but congress took it back seven years later when gold was discovered. a u.n. investigator now recommends the land be restored to the sioux tribes. they rejected an offer of payment from the government in 1980, saying they would rather nd>> all we'property. >> and we'll be right back with more on the future of swimmer michael phelps. >>> america's golden boy michael phelps says this summer's olympics will be his last. 26-year-old phelps won a record eight gold medals at the beijing games, which gives him a total of 16 medals in his olympic career number his interview with "60 minutes," phelps confessed that he lost one of his gold medals while traveling. he keeps them wrapped up in a t-shirt tucked inside a small case. he is three metals shy of breaking the world record for most career m

including in south dakota. >> this question has to do with the concern of the wireless industry. as you know, there's great consumer demand for wireless services. we have great economic supporters that conclude unleashing 300 megahertz would spur $75 billion in new capital spending, create somewhere between 300,000 to 770,000 new jobs and add 230 billion to gdp. would you look at the entire wireless eco system and all the benefits derived from this type of investment. i think it's no wonder this has been one of the few good news stories that we've had in the u.s. economy. i guess my question is the issue of how to get new spectrum out there. we need to identify new spectrum, get in the hands of those build robust wireless networks. i know you're looking at some ways to get more spectrum to market but i'm concerned the process may take too long and will just say in some cases we need for time and i don't think that's going to be sufficient based upon the demand. so the question is consistent with what the president's called for in the form of an additional 500 megahertz of spectru

dakota or that kind of thing, these days what i do is i tell the story of our people. and because you brought up avatar, i have to tell you that that is a story that's been told so many times before. it's true. it's a wonderful old story, and it always brings us to a spot where we think to ourselves that we really need to improve our relationships between peoples, you know? not only on group levels, but even at individual levels, you know? how we deal with one another in terms of respecting one another to begin with. and that's how i feel about... i mean, i think that's what adds to our deteriorating kind of circumstances that we have here in the states that politically... >> hinojosa: in terms of the native american population? >> well, not only us, but, i mean, it's happening to all diverse groups. as people seem to be more comfortable within their own groups, we seem to be coming away from being able to work as a whole, you know? to be able to work as a whole, because of so many divergent interest groups, if you will. >> hinojosa: and people feeling really, really k

in south dakota, a transportation bill will support 10,000 jobs and improve our highways and rural transit service. 1,200 of our state's bridges, of are deficient. our state needs of certainty federal funding that a completed bill will provide. we should not let another construction season go by with uncertain federal funding. we need to work on a bipartisan basis and accepted this bill to the president before the current extension expires. i hope this conference will not be bogged down with controversial issues that did not link to transportation. senator boxer and chairman mica, i look forward to working with you and all members of this conference. i hope you make quick progress. thank you. >> thank you so much. representative? >> thank you, madam chair. i do appreciate the opportunity to give a statement and to be part of this very important conference committee. infrastructure is so important to jobs. it's important to national security and it's real opportunity for us to get something done. back in january, president obama said his new year's resolution was to do whatever it takes to

. >> those in south dakota trying to clean up and dry out from what they call relentless rain. homes destroyed and belongings completely ruined. most residents moved to higher ground and officials say many as 50 homes have been flooded. two basements have collapsed. now a time for a check of the forecast locally with lynette. chai's going on. >> we are dealing with some rainthat's pushing in as we go through the afternoon time frame. but look at the big picture, well, we look like the dakotas will dry out and we look at some stormy weather popping up around texas. they have a chance for severe weather as the day goes on. now, speaking of the day going on you see the big batch of rain. this will push in as we go later into the morning and the afternoon and especially tomorrow. that's really when we will see the wet weather. make sure to be prepared for that. this morning, we are dealing with mostly cloudy skies, just like we did yesterday. the temperatures are above average once again. 58 degrees in towson right now. westminster coming in right around 57. and we are looking at 6

including if south dakota. >> this question has to do with the concern of the wireless and telecom industry about the need for additional spectrum and you know great consumer demand for wireless services, and economic reports are great concluding unleashing 300 mega hertz by 2016 would spur new california spending create between $300,000 to 770,000 new jobs and add $230 billion to gdp. would you look at the entire wireless ecosystem and all the economic benefits derived from this type of investment, i think it's no wonder this has been one of the good news stories we've had in the u.s. economy. and i guess my question has to do that, with the issue how we get new spectrum out there. i believe we've got to do more to identify a new spectrum and get it into the hands of those who will invest and continue to build robust wireless networks. i know you're looking at some ways to get more spectrum to market but i'm concerned the process may take too long and will just say in some cases we need for time and i don't think that's going to be sufficient based upon the demand. so the question is consi

dakota, all have related presidential disaster declarations, and there's more. every time we slow this down. every time we create an uncertainty in this particular bill and this particular offering, we slow down the process of a healthy real estate recovery in this country. if there's one thing that's enormously important to this country's both economic and social and cultural background, it's the resurgence of a strong and healthy housing market and peripheral industry. so i would encourage you to continue to do the good work. you have the national association realtors who believes and understands your commitment. thank you very much. >> mo, thank you for your testimony. and i couldn't agree more. the real estate recovery is incredibly important to get our entire economy back on track. thank you for your testimony. next we have susan murdoch -- sarah murdoch. i'm sorry, sarah. senior policy adviser for climate change policy with the nature conservancy, a leading conservation organization working to protect ecologically important lands and waters. miss murdoch h

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when he starts speaking with the new york accident, people listening in south dakota are like what is this? he's seen as this alien figure. but for others, he's seen as a representative of urban immigrant cultural plural america. his advisers know what is going on and are like, al, drop the accent. he wears a brown derby which is an urban style. get rid of the hat, make yourself more bland, white bred, midwesternish. he thinks it would be a betrayal of his roots and community. it's something for which he's admired and something that makes certain any chance he has of winning the election goes away. he's defeated badly. democrats who usually carry the south failed to carry the old confederacy this time because there's the catholic immigrant representative on the ballot. so in the short run, kallen's vision, a vision of a plural society, doesn't prevail. row have immigration restriction, al smith fails, but in the long run, as many of the voters who get excited about al smith start to register and vote, you see an uptick in immigrant voting and the children of immigrants are voting now

. >>> and the south dakota company that makes the filler called pink slime says it's closing three of its plants because of the controversy over the product. one plant will remain open. a lot of supermarkets stopped selling ground beef after the publicity about the product, which is made by heating bits of beef, and treating them with small amounts of ammonia gas. the company, beef products, incorporated, calls the criticism of pink slime unfounded. >>> something is happening tonight on the west coast of the united states. take a look. in alaska, photographs in the past several days showing a mountain of debris descending on the beaches there. a lot of the items have japanese labels, the debris from a tsunami more than a year ago. all tolled 1.5 million tons of trash are drifting this way about four miles per hour, and it's bigger than the state of california coming our way. clean-up workers are now getting hazmat training to deal with some of the trash. volunteers are also joining up to join the marathon effort to save those beaches. >>> we have hopeful news on the jobs front today.

steve hartman, "on the road" in aberdeen, south dakota. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday with "60 minutes presents." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> this is 9 news now. >>> friday night and tonight the memorial day weekend exodus is underway, almost 900,000 people from the d.c. metro area expected to head out of town for the holiday. here is a look at how the trip on the roads are going right now. for people heading north, this is a look at the i-95 toll plaza in newark, delaware. this can be a notorious bottleneck, but pretty smooth sailing now. let's look at the trip south towards virginia and north carolina beaches. this is i-90 fever and dumfries where the h.o.v. lanes end. hard to see, but it looks like things are moving well. many of us will be headed toward the beaches in maryland and delaware this weekend. now let's look at the bay bridge. yes, that is

i was raised on a farm in south dakota which my family still operates and i've seen firsthand the growing impact on agricultural renewable energy in the economy. it was created in part to support the important energy programs contained in the farm bill to urge continuation tore meaningful funding for these programs and promote policy changes that will make them even more effective. in the 2002 and 2008 farm bills bipartisan majorities in congress recognized the potential for american farmers, ranchers, rural landowners and entrepreneurs to create clean, domestic, renewable energy and bioproducts by providing significant resources to the programs in the energy title. these foundational policies have transformed the promise of an emerging cleerp, renewable, sustainable rural energy sector into a growing reality. a continued commitment to these goals will accelerate this momentual and is a vital component of the all of the above energy strategy that has significant bipartisan support here in congress. across the country, we've already seen successes from these initiatives as mr. greenwood po

steve hartman, "on the road" in aberdeen, south dakota. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. >> there you see some of our most prominent politicians and the bay area, congress woman. a mayo

and also, we look around minnesota, and also south dakota we have showers and thunderstorms across that area. and speaking of the showers and thunderstorms, nothing here now but as we go into afternoon we have that chance so make sure you grab that rain gear as you head out the door this morning. mild temperatures you don't need the jacket and we will deal with the humid weather going throughout the day. and here's check of the hour by hour forecast as we will make it up to 78 degrees for today. now let's get a check of the traffic with lauren. >> reporter: good morning. we are dealing with fog across the region. so expect to reduce visibility and turn on the low beams this morning. we have a house fire in anne arundel county in pasadena and it has shut down old mill road at katherine avenue. we are waiting on a phone call back from the fire department to see if anyone has been injured and, of course, we will bring you the latest as it becomes available. no delays to talk wouldn't south side of 95. it will be an easy ride up through the fort mchenry tunnel. west side of 695 nice and cle

a hailstorm in south dakota brought out more buyers to one car dealership than had been previously expected. the general manager says they're having the sale of cars at a discounted rate because of damage done by the storm. customers even making calls to the dealership asking about the lower prices because it's so much damage due to hailstorms that happened on those car lots they want to lower prices and they're going to get the cars when they can. time now for a check of the forecast. here's lynette. >>> all right, charlie. we're looking around the nation here and we can see basically we're quiet in a lot of spots but texas still dealing with showers and thunderstorms across that area and also nevada. but to the east that's where we're look at rain heading up into the northeast and new england area today. we had our round of showers, they are moving out and some clearing behind that. that means some sunshine into the afternoon but for this morning, yes, we are on the cool side. grab the jacket as you head out and about and also going to turn windy as well. right now the winds are light but

the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. johnson: i rise to briefly discuss today's unanimous bipartisan approval by the senate of the iran sanctions accountability and human rights act. with this action, we are adding additional tough, targeted sanctions against the iranian government, making it clear to the iranian government that they must stop their illicit pursuit of nuclear weapons or face increased pressure on their economy. mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that a longer statement of mine and the bill plus a summary be included in the record following my remark. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. johnson: the bill the senate adopted today passed the banking committee earlier this year by a unanimous bipartisan vote. among its other provisions, this legislation will have important effects because it requires intensified targeting of iran's revolutionary guard corps, sanctioning energy and uranium buying joint ventures with iran and mandating sanctions for those who supply iran with weapons and other te

they didn't just happen by osmosis, we don't just sort of have a wind cave, south dakota, saved for no reason or, you know, or antiquity sites in the south that people love in new mexico states, each ground site was a battle, whether the federal government should have this land or not! and each state has a local hero, and i've tried to focus on some of those people. so, my book it's not a new york,

dakota, that he has invited jamie dimon and the j.p. morgan chairman chase accepted that invitation. this is going to be one of those high profile hearings in which we're going to hear from both sides on the dodd-frank legislation and the debate moving forward on regulations. >> yes, that's right. as you said it is going to be highly watched and he is on the hook. i think we also saw reports that treasury secretary tim geithner made comments in another interview today regarding jamie dimon to basically suggesting that he is has an image problem and that he has to deal with and so clearly it is also going to impact the implementation of the volcker rule, that dimon has been very much opposing. it will be an interesting two weeks on the hill. >> safe to say the hill newspaper will be there and c-span will be covering the hearing when it happens. the senate banking committee has two scheduled hearings on this issue and again the date is to be determined. thanks very much for being with us, russell burman from the hill newspaper as always.

the next round of primaries is next month in california, montana, new jersey, new mexico and south dakota. mitt romney is out west today but not in any of those states. he's visiting voters and donors in colorado and nevada during a two-state swing punctuated by a las vegas fund-raiser with conservative businessman donald trump. during this holiday week we're featuring some of america history. tv programs in primetime here on c-span3. tonight a look back at world war ii begins at 8:00 eastern with reporting and censorship during the bipartisan 9:00 eastern, three original members of the band of brothers from the 101st airborne division, and two actors from the hbo miniseries. american history tv normally seen weekends, primetime all this week here on c-span3. >>> there's a distinction between suction a between success and what it means to go after greatness. put it this way, you can be successful without being great. but you will never be great without being successful. if your whole modus operandi, the whole goal is to have, have, have, to get, get, get, more, more, more. if that's all i

dakota allowed. dog must be and a leash and large crowds may cause cell phone service to be limited. be sure to dress in layers to enjoy both the sunshine or fog and brig water bottles and flashlights for your group. head over to ktvu.com for more on the anniversary celebration. you can find a slide show of the early days of the iconic span. just click on the golden gate at 75 tab. >>> a surprise strike today left golden gate ferries docked all day. the move left some people without a way to get across the bay. ktvu's noelle walker reports what the strike means for tomorrow's celebration of the golden gate bridge. >> i don't know, but i've been told. >> i don't know, but i've been told. >> golden gate just ain't got soul. >> reporter: instead of riding the wave to the city, workers with the golden gate ferry system walked the picket line. >> we're very generous with management takes on additional responsibilities that they compensate them and we expect the same treatment for ourselves. >> reporter: t

dakota avenue. many of the locations where inside police cars and other locations had nothing set up yet. the new carroll locations are spread out from northeast to southeast. they join 78 other cameras that generate around $55 million a year. the cameras of the traffic safety tool that motorists love to hate. >> i don't think it is really for safety purposes. i think it is really about money. >> the carriers are in every quadrant of the district. officials say they are based on streets with the highest number of crashes and injuries. proponents say the carriers are necessary to keep people safe. >> when people know they are more likely to get a ticket they are less likely to break the law. speed cameras are effective because they enforce the law 24/7. >> her job requires you drive all day long. she says the new cameras are overkill. >> you have to watch everywhere because they are even putting them in the medians on the road. >> other motorists disagree. >> there are some areas that probably need t

we're going to south dakota. and oregon. and washington. and michigan. an then we're going to washington, d.c. to take the white house! yeah! >> dana: that was howard dean's infamous scream from the presidential bid in 2004. >> andrea: i'm sure you remember that. it looks like not a lot has changed, because dean went on a new rant recently about republicans. take a look. >> they don't like latinos. they want to take money out of college student's back pocket so they don't have to take exxon-mobil tax breaks away when they made a record amount of profits. the priorities are not the right priorities for america. they don't care what anybody says except for themselves and the corporate master like the koch brothers. >> the republicans really don't care. they have one master, money. if your platform is i don't like muslims, days, i don't like hispanics. i don't like women. you are not likely to see them under 35. they're not going to. >> andrea: i'll tell you who republicans don't like. howard dean. >> greg: i love him. that is great! >> eric: great for a so

dakota, which will include benches and artwork. many of the south manor residents in northeast d.c. oppose the idea. they say it will bring more noise, traffic, and crime. they say no disrespect to the families, but they have already sent a number of letters to city officials. again, the unveiling of this memorial plaque will take place at 10:00 this morning. reporting live, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> the d.c. teenager accused of killing a tourist in northwest d.c. will be in court for pulmonary hearing today. this comes a day after police charged 19-year-old michael davis with the april attack that left denver resident gary dederichs dead. davis is also facing a charge is for two other attacks in the same neighborhood. if it's public defender wants the judge ordered davis to undergo a mental health evaluation. >> the defense gets its turn today in the john edwards corruption trial. attorneys for the former presidential candidate will likely begin by asking a judge to dismiss the charges. after 14 days of dramatic testimony, the

. >> bern -- there's an area of low pressure over south dakota bringing snow. >> all the while looking at computer models, looking at pictures on her phone of her twin boys and also combing her hair. it's like what is going on. >> have to get ready for the show. >> quick update, how are thunder and lightening by the way is this >> they are doing fantastic. they're going to make an apoorns -- appearance down here today. their first oriels game. >> what time does everything get going? >> i think we get started around 10 o'clock. hopefully all the kids will be if -- in their seats. the game is at 12:30 >> so we are done by 11:00 that's why we've shortened the program little bit but we still have a lot packed into it. we're going to have salespeople from the science center, people from the national weather center. we have the bird here. we have a lot of friends to help us out on this fun day. sdmrsz we will join -- >> we will join you at noon and get you up to date on what's happening. >> one last question then we have to run. does bob know what time we're starting? did you tell him? >> he

there are jobs in north and south dakota. booming industry. he has to get his hands dirty. >> eric: you know what he is going to do? look to the epa to find out if this is one -- >> bob: the epa, crucify -- [ overtalk ] >> bob: we will let him have it. take money from the oil industry. >> dana: i aspire to have a swiss bank account. i want gnu money >> bob: people hide one there and it's not taxable. >> andrea: but he is comfortable taking their money transferred from the swiss bank account. >> eric: but you do pay taxes. sure you do. >> andrea: again, i'll say it. if the election strategy is to get all of us, everyone out there to chair more about what romney does with the money than obama does with ours, he will lose. coming up, more christians slaughtered by obama in africa. are westerners underestimating the threat from radical muslims in that part of the world? we'll tell you what is happening. stay put. t" is at 6:00 eastern. now have back to new york and my colleagues with "the five." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: >> bob: my one more thing

dakota look at the midwest warmer than 24 hours ago. : off. by the time it gets here running out of steam cooler on saturday. all of the lake is starting to warm up big time next week. beautiful night cool on the lake waukegan wind blowing off the lake in the day. warmest temperatures in mind. southeast wind currents southerly tomorrow and southwest in the afternoon. did you notice humidity only 28 percent tonight? across public is high other pilots are moderate including zero spores and the jet stream not calling in from canada instead northern states summerlike orientation. pushing the warm air in here tomorrow. tomorrow lots of sunshine clouds gathering to the west. shower tomorrow night saturday and early morning sunday most hours this weekend features no rainfall scattered probably covering only 20-30 percent on saturday seasonable temperatures tonight southland locked in by morning. we think 46 degrees official at o'hare. tomorrow beautiful sunshine with the warmer day nearly 10 degrees above normal clouds over tomorrow night showers per

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. >> there was a police tchase and a crash on south dakota avenue northeast. the suspects were wanted in connection with an armed robbery in prince george's county. they could be wanted for other crimes as well. >> president obama is preparing to most world leaders at camp david this weekend. some of the leaders attending the economic summit at the presidential retreat in frederick county will arrive at dulles international today. the summit begins tomorrow and will end on saturday. many world leaders then will head to chicago for the nato summit. 5:04 now, 65 degrees. >> still ahead new rumors about what is next for apple's biggest products. details on future ipads and iphones. >> we have picked a lucky winner to play golf with tiger woods. stick around. >> agents, be on the lookout for aliens. one small black cocoa creme iced coffee. uh-oh! let me out of here! try dunkin's new black cocoa creme iced coffee and call star-star-d-d for a text to capture your alien today. the galaxy runs on dunkin'. >> welcome back. checking traffic and weather. >> let's start w

this weekend representative christie from south dakota is 40 years old and she got her college degree this weekend. when she was 22 years old her father tragically died in a farming accident and she had to leave school and run the family firm. this wafirm -- family farm. this is her this weekend at graduation. >> we go through challenges getting degree and facing opportunity of life. hopefully my words will give inspiration to step out and be themselves. >> dana: i thought it was great. congratulations to her. >> kimberly: congrats. nice story. >> eric: we saw this picture, show the first picture. everyone said, bob, called it rapturous crowds. then the lefties said you righties can't put that up, that is not accurate description of what is going on. myself and producers looked for video and found video. there is president obama at the same lowcation. look, along the top row it's empty. the original pictures happen to be right. >> bob: go ahead. >> kimberly: teacher appreciation. we want to say thank you to all the teachers out there. president obama honored a seventh grade english te